Almost a Gentleman

Synopsis

In the 1939 classic film 'Almost a Gentleman' starring James Ellison, we follow the journey of a small-town man who finds himself in the hustle and bustle of city life. As he navigates through various challenges and encounters unexpected relationships, he must learn to adapt and strive to become a gentleman in a world filled with complexities and temptations. With a mix of heartwarming moments and comedic elements, the film beautifully captures the essence of self-discovery and personal growth amidst a backdrop of 1930s society and class dynamics.

Cast

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  James Ellison

  Dan Preston

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  Helen Wood

  Shirley Haddon

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  Robert Kent

  Robert Mabrey

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  June Clayworth

  Marion Gates

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  Robert Warwick

  Major Mabrey

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  Leonard Penn

  Arthur Gates

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Almost a Gentleman' for its charming portrayal of a man's transformation from ordinary to extraordinary. Rotten Tomatoes highlights the film's nostalgic appeal and performances, stating 'Almost a Gentleman' is a delightful journey into the past that captivates audiences with its timeless story.' IMDb users have lauded the movie for its engaging storyline and endearing characters, rating it 6.3 out of 10. Metacritic commends the film for its authentic representation of the era and the protagonist's evolution, earning it positive reviews from viewers and critics alike. Overall, 'Almost a Gentleman' is a charming classic that stands the test of time with its compelling narrative and memorable performances.

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